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Editor’s note: Originally posted on the Access to Justice Blog By Richard Zorza — There is obviously a lot to cheer about today, as different aspects of our complex, flexible,…

Editor’s Note: Originally posted on the Patient Partnering Blog.  By Richard Zorza —  A few months ago, I had been visiting a deeply humble but very eminent scientist who was…

Editor’s Note: Originally posted December 8 on the website of the Collington Residents Association. By Richard Zorza — Those of us who live in retirement communities are acutely aware that we…

By Richard Zorza — Editor’s Note: Originally posted on the blog of Parent Family Care Centered Partners. As a patient coming up to four years from my MDS [Myelodysplastic Syndromes]…

By Frances Kolarek — “Hell is other people,” Jean Paul Sartre, the existentialist, once wrote. “Au contraire,” an anonymous source declares, “Hell is the lack of other people.” And Mother…

By Frances Kolarek — My skeptical eyebrow twitches uncontrollably when I hear about tricks that will keep your wits razor sharp, your brain ticking like a Rolex watch and also…

By Cory P. Hall, Collington Residency Counselor — “You’re never too old to set a new goal or dream a new dream.”— C.S. Lewis I went to visit my friend,…

By Frances Kolarek — Alzheimer’s disease demands a very special kind of care, which Collington provides at a cost decidedly to your advantage under its LifeCare contract. Whereas care in…

Even two decades later, Mastercard’s nostalgic commercial reappears this time each year to coincide with the advent of the baseball season. As a son, and now as a father, the message hits home (bad pun intended).